Lough Erne Fermanagh, from Crom to Sea - Barry McAdam Gift These fallow deer descend from

These fallow deer descend from the original herd introduced in the 1660s when the park was initially established as a deer park

such as bridges and little buildings

the castle started with the building

One day the young little seagull in the piece came and sat beside me on the seafront

and also the beauty of walking in the Botanical Gardens Dublin at that time of year

Lough Erne Fermanagh, from Crom to Sea - Barry McAdam Gift These fallow deer descend fromBarry had long envisioned creating a painting of the county that would capture its full expanse as he sees it in his mind's eye. He imagined it as a vast patchwork quilt, draped from Topped to Cuilcaigh, with the majestic Erne winding its way through, from gentle meanders to the wide expanse of the lough. It took Barry weeks of meticulous sketching to bring this vision to life, exaggerating certain elements to craft a harmonious and meaningful layout.